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On Foot: Overview

We have a huge focus on cycling, but many of our favorite cycling places are popular multi-use trails, so they’re walking paths too. We said some time back that our after ride recovery exercise...

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Health Choices That Fit

People make trade offs in life. They have to choose which things to prioritize and it isn’t easy. In fact, the most difficult tradeoffs are so hard that often, those who make different choices...

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WOE!

When I started yoga I didn’t ride my bike on yoga days. I’m stronger now, and have started to do both on some days. Today was one of them. One of the Big Creek...

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A Name, a Place and a Fork in the Road

The first time my parents moved back home to the south Alabama town where our family has lived for generations, they bought a 12 acre place out near the interstate, tore down the remains...

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Positivity is a Dragonfly

It’s been a rough few weeks. Big things, small things, shocking things, simple irritations, life changing events, and on and on. It’s been one of those times when you realize that great big huge...

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Volunteer

Russ and I have adventures from time to time, mostly because we’re willing to get up at 4 AM to chase balloons (once I did that with a wind chill of -42) or SAG...

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Thrifty and Grand

About 10 years ago while recovering from the house fire by way of thrifting, I wrote posts about how I’ve shopped thrift stores my whole life, when it was popular and when it wasn’t....

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Out of Place

I am the least conventional thinker I know. I’m willing to conform when appropriate, just sometimes clueless about where that proverbial box is. I had a pre-calc professor who lectured on convention, how the...

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Pony Tail

My hair was getting shorter and shorter with every cut. Then Coronaplague came along and it started getting longer and longer. I didn’t know when I’d want to get it cut. Then one day...